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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1972

Page

8

Two Idaho Amendments Move Toward Legislature

Two constitutional amendments approved for introduction in Idaho consider public land disposal for greatest public benefit and allowing public agencies to buy land at appraised value. Another amendment lets revenue bills originate in either house. The day also featured talks on revised criminal code and mental health commitments.

Boise Idaho Art Manley D-Coeur d’ Alene Manley House Senate Republican Caucus

New FDA Regulation For All Cattle Owners

The FDA requires written DES certification from cattle owners selling animals for slaughter. Withdrawals must occur seven days before slaughter, with notes on past DES use. DES residues in liver are rare. no residues in red meat when properly withdrawn. Cattlemen stress customer safety and product purity.

FDA Food and Drug Administration Bob Henderlicher Idaho Cattlemen’s Association Henderlicher Henderbeer

Public School Budget Up For Year 1973

Boise Idaho public school foundation program requests 57.1 million for 1973 plus 3.6 million for kindergartens totaling 110.306 million, up from 95.899 million. Local taxes would fund 53.118 million of the new total with 53.217 million from the general fund and about 3.9 million from endowment land returns.

Boise UPD Public School Foundation Program Superintendent of Public Instruction D.F. Engelking General Fund

Heart Fund Drive Starts Here in Bonner County

Mrs. Lary Thomas will head the 1972 Heart Fund Campaign in Bonner County announced by Dr. Duane Daugharty of the Idaho Heart Association. February is American Heart Month with Heart Sunday on February 27 as volunteers plan seven days of house visits from February 14 to distribute heart saving information and raise funds for research and community services.

Lary Thomas Bonner County Duane Daugharty Coeur d’Alene Idaho Heart Association Congress Thomas Ralph L. Chicks Heart Larry McCormick Lawrence Eaton Glenn Phillips R. E. ‘Kraemer Heart Sunday Heart Association

Tornado Hits Ft Rucker Killing 4 and Injuring 79

A springlike tornado cut through Ft Rucker Alabama and two nearby GI family trailer parks killing four Army dependents and injuring seventy nine. At least fifty trailers were destroyed and fifty heavily damaged with cars boats and power lines down. Seven UH L helicopters were destroyed and two hangars damaged. Shelters were set up for the homeless. Names include seven month old Marshall Ladd Ruth White Elaine Rice. Identification of the fourth victim withheld.

FT. Rucker Ala UPD UHL Marshall Ladd Ruth White William J. White Elaine Rice David W. Rice Rice Ft. Benjamin Harrison Indiana

First Phase Of Multiple Use Completed Here

The Kaniksu National Forest prepares to complete the first phase of its multiple use planning program. Forest Supervisor Ralph D. Kizer cites public listening sessions and surveys with over 700 participants. Gonzaga University computes data as Rural Development Committees distribute forms locally and regionally.

Kaniksu National Forest Ralph D. Kizer Kizer County Rural Development Committees Spokane Gonzaga University School of Business Administration

Forest plans public input on review draft

Kaniksu National Forest will issue news releases over three weeks outlining key elements of the review draft. Kizer says the public should consider the ideas and will have chances to comment at listening sessions in early February.

Kaniksu National Forest Kizer

GOP Leader Seeks Bipartisan Input on Revised Criminal Code

Senate Republican Caucus chair Sen. Walter Yarbrough proposes a joint meeting with Democrats to hear proposals from law enforcement, judiciary, and prosecutors on changes to the revised criminal code. He notes problems but opposes full repeal and warns delaying the effective date could cause issues.

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